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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>__NOTOC__<br /> = Information for Software Developers =<br /> <br /> Currently, the developers&#039; version of MeltDB which is maintained via the Concurrent Versions System ([https://www.cvshome.org/ CVS]), comprises more than 50 modules and more than 10,000 lines of Perl source code, not including more than 20 common modules that have been implemented for a number of general purpose tasks (e.g. for translating or reversing a DNA sequence. If you are interested in writing your own programs using the MeltDB system you can find some useful information in the sections listed below. Of course, you should also read the MeltDB API documentation.<br /> <br /> * [[/CVSAccess]]<br /> * [[/DatabaseSetup]]<br /> * /UseTheSource<br /> * /DocumentationGuidelines<br /> * /SystemDesign<br /> * [[/MeltDBProgrammingTutorial]]<br /> * /ContributedScripts<br /> * /ToolIntegration<br /> * /ClassDiagram<br /> * /PersonalWebServer</div>

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